Seems like some Baltimore Ravens and others from the Baltimore Colts don't appreciate what they have.
From the Baltimore Sun: Former Ravens running back Damien Berry denied putting his Super Bowl XLVII ring up for sale, telling The Baltimore Sun that the pending auction wasn't authorized by him....
The winter auction also includes former Ravens linebacker Jamie Sharper's Super Bowl XXXV ring, former Ravens running back Jamal Lewis' 2000 Super Bowl trophy and former Baltimore Colts defensive back and kick returner Leonard Lyles' 1958 NFL championship ring.
There are no bids yet on Lewis' personal trophy, but four bids have been entered for Sharper's ring, with a high of is $14,641.
Read more: http://www.baltimoresun.com/sports/ravens/ravens-insider/bal-exravens-rb-damien-berry-denies-putting-super-bowl-ring-up-for-sale-says-auction-wasnt-authorized-by-20140111,0,4768537.story#ixzz2qGjNFiIv
Seriously, a Super Bowl trophy put up for sale along with the rings?
Have they no pride?
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